tarphenry
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Completed the head gasket renewal including all the usual other bits and pieces along the way, takes me forever nowadays, I hate getting old. Trouble is, I dont trust anyone else to do it for me.Still good clean and new shockers should be alright for a day or two.
Datatek
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A day or two? That long??
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Now you can sit back and relax without having to carry around all that water
Wazzajnr
Well-Known Member
Contacted GAP as my IID tool has stopped responding.
They were very good and have sent out a new module without question.
Apparently, they've had this issue with a few of them just recently and they think it's a faulty batch.
Hope the new one is OK as it's a great piece of kit
They were very good and have sent out a new module without question.
Apparently, they've had this issue with a few of them just recently and they think it's a faulty batch.
Hope the new one is OK as it's a great piece of kit
disco dickie
Active Member
scraped it into the the drive due to failed suspension, walked up the road and bought wine.
tomcat59alan
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RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
That's a big bl**dy daffodil that requires a trailer that size.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Maybe it’s just 2 smaller ones?
biketeacherdave
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Replaced my air strut all fixed
jamesmartin
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likely a bit late now but thats not a direct cable hand brake,its the earlier shoes and kit rtc3404 with 2 frc8549Removed the rear prop and H'brake drum to take some photo's of backplate for @jamesmartin to diagnose part numbers, put it back together again.
Gonna have a rest now.
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
shouldnt whine pulling that, unless you were doing over 100
frog hopper
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Never too late for quality advice James thank you.
Parts ordered today. As luck would have it I have been busy working on the house so this job got sidelined a bit, not as though a handbrake is desperately important here anyway. And a habit I got into when I started driving was to always depress the clutch when starting, so no problem leaving in gear.
Parts ordered today. As luck would have it I have been busy working on the house so this job got sidelined a bit, not as though a handbrake is desperately important here anyway. And a habit I got into when I started driving was to always depress the clutch when starting, so no problem leaving in gear.
Wazzajnr
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I know it shouldn't. That said, it is 3 tons so it was working pretty hard!shouldnt whine pulling that, unless you were doing over 100
